Evidence-Based Manual Therapy Techniques

Evidence-Based Manual Therapy Techniques
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Highlights
  • Utilize manual therapy to help reduce pain and improve functional outcomes
  • Gain a better understanding of when manual therapy is beneficial and how it should be used
  • Learn the best manual therapy techniques that you can begin to use immediately in your clinic
  • Easy-to-apply joint mobilizations and manipulations
  • Develop efficient home exercise programs
  • Hands-on labs that will include manual therapy and exercise
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Research studies frequently point to the benefits of treatment interventions that consist of both therapeutic exercise and manual therapy together. Furthermore, manual therapy has been shown to provide a variety of benefits other than the traditionally understood biomechanical effects, though these potential benefits are not often taken into consideration clinically. Unfortunately, in many rehabilitation settings one-on-one time with the patient to provide manual therapy is limited. To give patients the best and most effective care, clinicians must be able to perform efficientassessments and manual interventions that don't require a full session to implement. These manual techniques ultimately need to be reinforced with patient-driven exercises and self- care techniques that foster optimal long-term outcomes.

This lab-intensive workshop will focus on finding the appropriate combination of manual therapy and therapeutic exercise. Participants will learn simple, yet effective manual techniques, primarily focusing on joint mobilizations and manipulations of the spine and extremities. These techniqueswill be taught with an improved understanding of more of thepotential benefits that occur when providing hands-on care. Participants will also learn how to integrate appropriate exercises that will help to reinforce the manual techniques by helping to reduce pain and optimize mobility and ADL/functional improvement in every patient. The end-result is a clinician who is prepared to offer their patients improved treatment outcomes while maintaining the productivity standards in many of today’s rehabilitation settings.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Highlights

  • Utilize manual therapy to help reduce pain and improve functional outcomes
  • Gain a better understanding of when manual therapy is beneficial and how it should be used
  • Learn the best manual therapy techniques that you can begin to use immediately in your clinic
  • Easy-to-apply joint mobilizations and manipulations
  • Develop efficient home exercise programs
  • Hands-on labs that will include manual therapy and exercise
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Reviews

5/5

Megan (OH) on Jul 06, 2026

liked the combo of ppt, lecture, and live demos

5/5

Ethan (IN) on Jul 05, 2026

i thought it was a well made course.

5/5

Kristen (AZ) on Jun 24, 2026

speaker was knowledgable and kept us engaged.

5/5

Michelle (IN) on Jun 22, 2026

i think this presenter was excellent. he is very knowledgeable and delivers his expertise in a relaxed manner. he also is an excellent clinician as he demonstrated the case studies.

5/5

Michelle (NV) on Jun 22, 2026

it was very helpful info i can use in practice

2/5

Jennifer (IL) on Jun 16, 2026

i swore when i signed up for this class i thought it was manual therapy for the shoulder\/upper thoracic mostly. not lower body at all. more than half the class covered topics not related to my practice as an ot.

4/5

Merri (MN) on Jun 13, 2026

no comment

5/5

Ahmed (MI) on Jun 04, 2026

needs to practice more

5/5

cassi (MD) on May 29, 2026

i really appreciated reframing "bad" posture as the culprit for pain

4/5

John (IN) on May 20, 2026

easy to follow


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